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[   4 →   14]  TrapCast Express, it's Thursday, March 8th, 2018.
[  15 →   21]  Listen to this headline found on the website of the UK-based Tablet today.
[  21 →   30]  Pope donates 100,000 euros, 90,000 pounds, towards the First Orthodox Monastery in Austria.
[  31 →   37]  100,000 euros, that's 123,000 US dollars.
[  38 →   43]  So Francis has made a donation of that amount to benefit the monastery of a false religion.
[  44 →   49]  And there you can see in practice the ecumenism of Vatican II.
[  49 →   51]  This is the kind of thing.
[  51 →   59]  You need to recall when the Novus Ordo apologists claim that the Second Vatican Council didn't really teach any new doctrines,
[  59 →   65]  that nothing has really changed, that ecumenism isn't against the pre-Vatican II teaching,
[  65 →   69]  that dissidents are trying to hijack the council, etc.
[  69 →   70]  Baloney!
[  71 →   77]  Or are we supposed to believe that the Pope himself doesn't understand the council, the true council?
[  78 →   81]  And where are all those conservatives?
[  81 →   82]  And where are all those conservative theologians condemning this?
[  83 →   91]  Vatican II ecumenism denies the dogma of the church's uniqueness as the only ark of salvation
[  91 →   97]  and the necessity of being inside the Catholic Church to be saved.
[  97 →   99]  But this is dogma, folks.
[  99 →  103]  It cannot be denied without committing heresy.
[ 104 →  107]  Now let me quote a little from the story found in the Tablet.
[ 107 →  111]  Referring to the president of the so-called Pontifical Council,
[ 111 →  114]  for promoting Christian unity, Cardinal Kurt Koch.
[ 115 →  116]  The Tablet writes, quote,
[ 117 →  122]  Koch recalled that Pope Francis had supported the monastery project from its very beginnings
[ 122 →  132]  and had in his turn recalled that Pope John Paul II had underlined the importance of Austria's easternmost diocese's bridge-building function
[ 132 →  135]  between the people of eastern and western Europe.
[ 135 →  139]  May the Pope's building block, the donation,
[ 139 →  146]  incite many others to participate in the construction of this first Orthodox monastery in Austria
[ 146 →  150]  through their prayers or material help, Koch said.
[ 151 →  152]  Unquote.
[ 152 →  159]  So not only does Francis make a donation that is presented by his chief ecumenist to further a false religion,
[ 159 →  164]  the latter also explicitly and directly incites others to follow suit.
[ 165 →  169]  Giving money to directly benefit a false religion is a must.
[ 169 →  170]  A mortal sin.
[ 170 →  176]  I don't know if it can be considered strictly heretical, a strictly heretical act by itself,
[ 176 →  181]  but it certainly would make one at least suspect of heresy.
[ 181 →  183]  And that stands to reason, of course.
[ 184 →  188]  The Orthodox, by the way, have been living Amoris Laetitia for a long time.
[ 189 →  193]  Yep, the Eastern schismatics permit you to trade in your spouse for a new one
[ 193 →  196]  if you show buyer's remorse at some point.
[ 196 →  199]  But only, I think, up to two or three times.
[ 199 →  206]  Well, of course, anything above and beyond that would obviously be, you know, adultery or something.
[ 207 →  212]  Our Lord Jesus Christ founded only one religion, one church,
[ 212 →  215]  and that church is the Roman Catholic Church,
[ 215 →  218]  as it was known until the death of Pope Pius XII.
[ 220 →  229]  Therefore, supporting any other religion means to help oppose the religion revealed and founded by God himself.
[ 229 →  236]  And this is a sin that you do not want to have to answer for when God calls you to judgment.
[ 237 →  243]  In other news, the Church of Mercy, Tenderness, and Encounter is trying to shut down a news portal
[ 243 →  247]  that has been severely critical of Francis.
[ 247 →  252]  The website in question is the Spanish-speaking InfoVaticana.com.
[ 253 →  258]  According to veteran Vatican journalist Marco Tosati, as well as InfoVaticana,
[ 258 →  259]  the Vatican says,
[ 259 →  265]  the Secretariat of State has contracted the prestigious multinational law firm Baker McKenzie
[ 265 →  268]  to get that pesky Spanish news portal shut down
[ 268 →  273]  and the domain name InfoVaticana.com seized by the unholy sea.
[ 274 →  277]  InfoVaticana was given an ultimatum of seven days,
[ 278 →  281]  which has since been generously extended to six months.
[ 281 →  282]  What is the reason?
[ 283 →  287]  On what grounds does the Vatican claim it has the right to do this?
[ 287 →  289]  Well, the modernists in Rome,
[ 289 →  293]  Rome say that they alone have the right to the name Vatican.
[ 294 →  295]  Now, that's ridiculous, of course,
[ 295 →  300]  not only because they are the ones that are illegitimately occupying the Holy See to begin with,
[ 300 →  303]  but also because the idea leads to absurdity.
[ 304 →  308]  Think about what consequences this logic would have.
[ 308 →  313]  Federal Express can't call itself that anymore because it's not part of the federal government.
[ 314 →  318]  The New York Times runs into problems with the state or the city of New York.
[ 319 →  320]  Because it's using the same name?
[ 321 →  328]  Could a magazine about life in Italy not call itself Italian Living unless the nation of Italy agrees?
[ 329 →  331]  The case is preposterous.
[ 332 →  338]  InfoVaticana calls itself that because it presents information about the Vatican.
[ 338 →  343]  Kind of like La Stampa's Vatican Insider at VaticanInsider.com.
[ 344 →  347]  Are they going to have to close up shop now, too?
[ 347 →  348]  Fat chance.
[ 349 →  349]  No.
[ 349 →  353]  Of course, we all know what the real reason is for this tyranny.
[ 354 →  358]  The Secretariat of State of the Modernist Vatican isn't concerned about InfoVaticana
[ 358 →  361]  because it's got the name Vatican in its title,
[ 361 →  364]  but because it's not been fawning over Francis,
[ 364 →  370]  but has exposed many of the, shall we say, more unflattering news about him.
[ 371 →  376]  Unlike Vatican Insider, where the Francis admirer Andrea Tornielli is the star columnist.
[ 377 →  379]  I guess it remains to be seen.
[ 379 →  383]  If the Vatican also claims exclusive rights to the term Novus Ordo.
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